american airlines pulled out a statement that read, in part, the flight landed safely at salt lake cityk our crew for their professionalism and our customers for understanding. now, salt lake city police say the 61-year-old timothy armstrong was charged with public intoxication and disorderly conduct. and while this incident ended peacefully, there have been plenty that haven't. we've seen even at points throughout the year flight attendants being attacked. and i mentioned of the over 4,000 incidents that have been reported this year, about three-fourths of them have involved masks, which clearly shows a sign of the times, and also has prompted people to express themselves in such a wide variety of ways which, john, now includes growling. >> whatever your initial reaction is, just seeing that, remember, flight attendants have to deal with this. think about them and their safety and how they feel when they see that, not to mention all the people sitting around there. and it's not an isolated incident at this point, omar, clearly. all right, thank you. >> reporter: clearly not. >> thank y

we were really lucky that we have such a well-trained crew. >> once the plane landed, salt lake city police did arrest that passenger. this year, the faa reports there have been more than 4000 reports of unruly passengers. >>> a man in van nuys is being called a hero after rescuing a child. he was finishing his last request is a food delivery driver, when he came across a 2- year-old boy running down the middle of the street. he jumped into action. all of it was cut on his dash camera. despite his actions, he's refusing to take credit for the rescue. >> when the driving stopped, okay, i got the boy in my arms. thank you, god. >> reporter: you feel like god help you save him, right? >> yes. i'm not the hero. god is the hero. >> is not clear how the boy ended up in the road. the l.a. police department found the boys guardians. the department of child and family services will be taking over the investigation. >>> still ahead at 5:30, you could soon have to pay to visit some coastal attractions. the proposal on the table. plus -- >>> san jose's first rv parking site for the homeless is f

she was last seen alive at a hotel in salt lake city nearly a month ago. the looming question over the case is where is brian laundrie. days of searching a florida nature reserve near laundrie's home has turned up nothing. but authorities say their work there will resume this morning. trevor ault reports. >> reporter: new images of the search for brian laundrie. authorities bringing in a specialized dive team to search an area twice the size of manhattan alongside drones, atvs and k-9 units. 75% of the area under water. >> we are trying to cover every acre. our law enforcement officers are motivated and hungry. >> reporter: and the public reporting thousands of tips, with rumors that brian had been captured overnight, which is false. in okaloosa county, officials identifying the man from this trail cam image, and it's not brian laundrie. neighbors say they last saw brian back at home days before gabby was reported missing, despite the fbi raiding the home monday and the coroner saying gabby's death is a homicide, brian remains a person of interest, not a s

a fellow passenger recorded the unruly passenger while on a flight from los angeles to salt lake city. >>> britney spears may soon have control over her own life. the pop icon's father filed a petition to end her 13-year court conservatorship which has dictated all her business and personal decisions. >>> for more news, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. >>> i'm elise preston, cbs news, new york. >>> it's wednesday, september 8th, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." breaking overnight, deadly earthquake in mexico. at least one person is killed after a 7.0-magnitude quake hits near the beach resort of acapulco. >>> global warming is real, and it's moving at an incredible pace. >> code red. president biden tours storm-ravaged areas in new york and new jersey. his warning about bigger and more destructive weather events here in the u.s. >>> free britney? the pop star could be one closer to controlling her own life for the first time in

gabby petito was reportedly seen checking out of this fairfield inn and suites here in salt lake city on august 24. a staff member has confirmed to us that the fbi and the police were here recently asking questions as part of their investigation into her disappearance. the same day gabby was reportedly seen checking out of the hotel, she facetimed with her mom, saying she was leaving utah and heading to the grand teton national park. that means gabby and her fiance, brian laundrie, would have been heading north. they were driving gabby's converted white 2012 ford transit van with florida plates. their planned final destination reportedly was yellowstone national park. on august 25th, the last post on gabby's instagram put her at the monarch, an arts and entertainment venue. we found the monarch and the same mural posted in gabby's instagram photo here in ogden, utah, about 40 miles north of salt lake city and about 260 miles south of the tetons. the owner of the monarch tells us that the photo gabby poelsed was taken here at the monarch. he also said he shared security camera video wi

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. >> reporter: the couple was last seen together august 24th, leaving a hotel in salt lake city. >> allocolate melted. >> it's a river of chocolate. >> you can't keep chocolate in utah. >> reporter: she spoke with her mom the next day, telling her they were now in wyoming, headed towards yellow stone national park. >> she sounded good, excited to continue her trip and excited to start her youtube channel and -- she just -- i don't know. she seemed okay. >> reporter: but then about a week later, september 1st, 23-year-old laundrie returns to his home in florida with the van, but without petito. because the two had been camping in places that often didn't have cell service, took a while for petito's friends and family to notice that they hadn't heard from her in some time. >> we don't know where she is. >> a few days is one thing when you're out camping. but when it starts to become seven, eight, nine, ten days, that's a problem. >> reporter: her parents then report her missing september 11. her boyfriend did not. >> petito took the couple's camper van. laundrie stayed in a hotel. it's wh

she was last seen on augustaugut for, checking out of the salt lake city hotel.er mother says she spoke with her the next day. gabby's father pleading both with the public and his family for >> answers. >> if you associate with them>> i have cooperated with them every way i can. this is all i have. i gave to the police. ama: millionaire rea millionaira robert durst has been convicted of murder. he was on trial for killing his friend susan berman in 2000. he killed him after police reopened the investigation into the death of his wife. they say berman helped him cover up the crime, here she would turn on him. that case became the focus of the documentary called the drinks. he faces life in prison without parole. dan: we told you about a social media trend encouraging children to -- schools t schools t schoos dialogue with students about the overwhelming work for maintenance workers and encouraging witnesses to report vandalism to administrators. ama: abc 7 news were hall, they were celebrating bicentennial independence day. >> we are honored that the colors of our

loan number two is salt lake city-based.-due payables is about 300 grand outside of this one. mindy: yes. lemonis: okay. credit card -- $105,000. mindy: yes. lemonis: related-party debt -- $563,000. i can't remember what that was. mindy: it's like rhonda. lemonis: so that totals $7.2 million. it's probably gonna have to get converted to equity or something. something's gonna have to change. because of the amount of debt, there's a tremendous amount of cash that's leaving the business because it has to service the interest expense on it. in order for this company to grow, you have to limit the amount of cash leaving the business. and the only way to really do that is to minimize the amount of debt it has. i'd like to go back to the current lenders that make up the debt and ask them to convert their debt into equity, essentially turning them into shareholders of the business. you turn in your note and you receive shares back in exchange. you're so buried in all that behind you that you can't see straight. jason: it's sickening

police removed him after the plane landed in salt lake city. an airport spokeswoman says the man was cited for public intoxication and taken to a hospital for evaluation. at this time, it's not clear what caused this outburst. >>> pope francis along with other leaders are issuing an appeal for climate change. they plan to address world leaders at the upcoming climate summit in november. they say the covid pandemic gave politicians time to rethink the global economy and how to improve it. they say change needs to happen before it's too late. pope francis will attend the summit, which is in scotland. >>> summer vacation ended today for first lady dr. jill biden. she went back to school, resuming her teaching job. she's taught there since 2009 working while her husband was vice president. she said she was excited to return to the classroom today. she's the first first lady to leave the white house and log hours at an outside job. she has said before teaching isn't just what i do. it's who i am. >> that'd be cool to have the first lady as the teach

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less than a week later the couple were seen in salt lake city checking out of a hotel. the next day her mother says petito told her they were in wyoming heading to yellowstone. a week later on september 1st laundrie arrived home in florida without petito. >> two people went on a trip, one person returned. and that person that returned isn't providing us any information. >> reporter: police say laundrie is not cooperating. petito's family pleading for help. their attorney reading this statement to laundrie's parents. >> as a parent, how could you let us go through this pain and not help us? if you or your family have any decency left, please tell us where gabby is located. tell us if we are even looking in the right place. >> reporter: this morning laundrie's sister responding. >> obviously, me and my family want gabby to be found safe. she's like a sister and my children love her. and all i want is for her to come home safe. >> reporter: the fbi is now joining the case. an attorney for laundrie says he's advised his client to remain silent during the investigation. andr

>> reporter: the couple was last seen leaving a hotel in salt lake city. multiple agencies now working in tandem on these cases, sifting through thousands of tips. >> he then told us he's been camping for multiple days without his fiancee. >> reporter: miranda baker claims days after gabby was last seen, she and her boyfriend picked up a hitchhiker they now believe was brian laundrie, dropping him off that night. and the north port police department says her timeline is plausible. >> he got out and he was thankful and he was kind of in a hurry. so he said he was going to go across the street into the parking lot and find someone else to give him a ride. but when we looked back 10 or 15 seconds after he got out of the vehicle, he was gone. >> reporter: here in florida, authorities have wrapped up their search for laundrie for the night. they'll likely resume tomorrow orning. linsey? >> trevor, thank you. and we'll have more from that witness tomorrow morning on "good morning america." >>> next to the other breaking news. the military plane crash near ft. wo

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was last seen nearly two weeks later on august 24th checking out of a hotel with laundrie in salt lake city, utah. her mother says the next day was the last time she spoke with gabby, who told her they were in grand teton, wyoming, on their way to yellowstone. authorities have named brian lauderie as a person of interest in petito's disappearance, and the fbi is also investigating. >> two people went on a trip. one person returned. and that person that returned isn't providing us any information. >> reporter: laundrie's attorney saying "mr. laundrie will continue to remain silent on the advice of counsel" because they believe "any statement made will be used against you." the couple had been documenting their cross-country road trip in this white van. >> gabby petito never goes outside. >> reporter: and on september 1st laundrie returned to the north point, florida, home where the couple lived with his parents with the van, but without petito. tonight, petito's father pleading for his daughter's safe return. >> what i need from everybody here is help because the goal is still not met, and t

and the last time that anyone saw gabby was at a hotel in salt lake city with her fiancÉ. spoke to gabby was a day after that. >> she needs help and she is nowhere to be found. >> sandra: that was gabby's father, of course. john? >> john: yes, and now you are going to hear from gabby's stepfather, who is in was trying to find her himself. >> reporter: police had a press conference a little earlier this afternoon. they say that finding gabby is the primary focus of their investigation, but the last person known to be with her is simply not speaking with authorities. and his attorney issuing this statement, in my experience, the intimate partner is the first person law enforcement focusing on in cases like this and the warning that any statement made will be used against you. it is true regardless. and brian laundrie returned home alone here in florida ten days before gabby's family reported her missing. they are still collecting evidence from the van the couple had been traveling in to determine if any of it is useful. the family is asking anyone with any information to cal

she was last seen checking out of a hotel in salt lake city, utah, august 24th.ts on august 25th and 27th. the last text from gabby was august 30th, but her family doubts she wrote it. it read, no service in yosemite. the family hasn't said who they believe sent it. local police found her van and her fiance at the home they shared with his family in north port, florida. he returned there alone september 1st without reporting her missing. laundrie, officials say, is not cooperating with police. >> we have never spoken a word with brian. >> reporter: weeks earlier on august 12th, police in moab, utah, were called to a possible disorderly conduct situation. >> we've just been fighting this morning, some personal issues. he wouldn't let me in the car before. >> reporter: petito described in the police report as confused and emotional and manic. one of the officers concluding the situation was the result of a mental health crisis. no charges were filed. north port police say they don't know what, if anything, the incident had to do with petito's disappearance. a lawye

. >> new development in the search for gabby petito who was last seen three weeks ago in salt lake city. now her fiancÉ brian laundrie is missing. it family so they haven't seen him since tuesday, the fbi is searching. gabby's family says he is not missing. he is hiding and on the run. they continue demanding answers. we will have a live update coming up but first, taxed to the max, democrats pushing tax hikes, $3.5 trillion budget plan but who will be heard when these hikes take effect, then us drone strikes in kabul failed to hit isis k members and killed 10 civilians, a former seal team 6 member on what this means for our strategy going forward. new images you will only see here as number of migrants crossing keep soaring. we will take you to the border. i am charles payne and for neil cavuto. you are watching cavuto live. what might have you paying more, mark meredith has more from rehoboth beach, delaware. >> reporter: good morning, president biden's top legislative priorities hinge on massive new spending, the president wants to expand social safety net on things like childcare, w

it happened on a flight from la to salt lake city after the flight crew and pilot told the 61-year-oldm las vegas to put his mask on. once anlapolice arrested the passenger. giving -- walking dead v ib es. >> sounds like a zombie. >>> the time is now 6:25. in the next half hour, also streaming on cbsn. >> all eyes are on san jose courthouse. a former tech billionaire goes on trial. elizabeth holmes, what a conviction could mean for the rest of silicon valley. >>> and as coronavirus cases spike california employees are about to loose special sick leave so what now. >>> and the governor hoping to get a boost from some high powered democrats today in the i may not be as pretty. i'm not a cable tv personality or an entertainer like larry. i'm the businessman, the only cwildfires,esess.ov ernor. os, es't polal they're readily fixable management issues. career politicians? celebrities? i've solved problems all my life. let's fix this great state! >>> if you are just waking up with us here are your morning headlines. opening statements are set to start this morning in the fraud trial of eliza

she was last seen on october 24 in salt lake city. her mother spoke with gabby the next day.leading both for the public and for laundrie's family for answers. >> if you know the family, call them. >> i have cooperated every way i can. this is all i have. i gave it to the police. morgan: morgan norwood, abc news, los angeles. amanda: robert durst has been convicted of murder. he has been on trial for killing his friend in 2000. prosecutors say he killed her after police reopened the investigation into the 1982 death of.his wife they say berman helped him cover up the crime and felt she would turn on him. it became a focus of a documentary called "the jinks.." we told you about a social media trend urging kids to vandalize school bathrooms. it is happening at schools all across the bay area in the country. administrators are forced to close restrooms for repair. schools are trying to start a dialogue with students about the overwhelming work for manus workers and encouraging witnesses to report vandals to administrators. abc 7 news was at city hall where people were celebrating

reporter: gabby petito was last seen on august 24, checking out a hotel in salt lake city, utah. her mother says the last time she spoke with gabby was the next day. on september 1, laundry returned to their florida home without potato. authorities say he is being investigated as a person of interest in her disappearance. coming up, we will hear from his sister. dan abrams weighs in on the cross-country case to find gabby petito. >> now to the latest on the border crisis. hours after a judge ruled biden administration cannot turn away at migrant families with children due to health concerns, nearly 10,000 have arrived at the texas border. >> a local sheriff says about 9500 migrants have arrived in texas wanting to enter the u.s. officials estimate that ruling attracted more than 20 times the usual number of migrants to del rio within just hours. most are staying under an overpass and dangerous heat. they are overwhelmed and running out of places to house people. the texas governor says he is directing the national guard to maintain a presence to deter border crossings. >> you all

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it happened on a flight from la so salt lake city after the flight crew and pilot told the 61-year-oldput his mask on. passengers are commending the crew for how they reacted. >> they handled the situation to the best of their abilities. >> once the plane landed police arrested the passenger. the faa said there have been more than 4,000 reports of unruly passengers this year alone which is adding to the stress of travel. >> i know. >> have to deal with that on a flight. >> i have not been on a plane in a long time.. >> that will probably make you make that longer. >>> in the next half hour. >> in just a few hours a case that's gripped silicon valley and the country finally heads to trial. what to expect on day one of the elizabeth holmes trial. >> supple mental sick leave could soon disappear. how soon legislators will need to act to save the pandemic program. >>> and how a movie shot right here in the bay area is helping boost theaters across the country to you know when you're at ross, ooh! and the fall finds are everything? and those brands at those prices are everywhere? okay, yes!

we have learned gabby reportedly last seen at this salt lake city hotel on august 24.ng her she was leaving utah and heading to the grand tetons. then gabby texted multiple times with her mom likely from the grand tetons then a final text but the family doubts she wrote it. and september 1 her fiancee showed up at the home they shared with his parents in florida in gabby's white van. ten days later september 11th her family reported her missing. >> two people went on a trip. one person returned. that person isn't providing any information. >> reporter: cassy laundrie said they had been known to fight. >> typical of them both. whenever they fight they take a break and come back and be fine. >> reporter: the fbi in denver joined the search. aiding fbi in and local authorities in wyoming and utah but as the hours and days tick by the search for answers grows and doubts are beginning to creep in. >> my gut tells me that something bad happened. and i am never -- i'm never going to be able to hold my baby girl again. >> that was cnn's randi kaye. police in florida where gabb

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during the week, a candlelight vigil was held for gabby in salt lake city, utah.ad last sunday in wyoming. authorities are looking for her fiance brian laundrie. a search warrant has been issued for his arrest but laundrie hasn't been seen since last week. the search will resume in a florida nature reserve on saturday. >>> a brutal killing in london is reigniting anger over the risk it's women voss the uk say they face. a candle lit vigil was held on friday in honor of sabina nessa. nessa's body was found in a park. police said she was heading to a nearby pub from her flat. how she's being remembered and the demands for change accompanying a community's grief. >> reporter: hundreds have gathered in southeastern london community as part of a candle lit vigil in memory of the life of sabina nessa. members of her life and others in the community took to the streets to share the memories of sabina, but to share the outrage and shock of her murder. it's the latest of series of attacks, and many people are calling for fundamental change. to prevent cases like this from

these temperatures, unseasonably warm we could see records in eli, salt lake city, winslow, tahoe, denverd have take than left turn there. tomorrow, heat continuing, above average temperatures for denver, bismark, tulsa, salt lake city and the heat making its way to the east omaha by saturday, 92. upper 80s in nashville low 90s in little rock, albuquerque, new mexico, temperatures mid-90s, around there, and what we're looking at also as far as fire danger still, 8 million people impacted strong winds daytime temperatures 20 degrees above average and with all the smoke air quality advisories unhealthy air from the pacific northwest all the way into the rockies. th >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist, kari hall. as we take a look at our temperatures, our inland areas will be cooler but unfortunately we have the risk of a high fire danger due to a chance of isolated thunderstorms starting this afternoon and evening. early tomorrow morning we will be watching out for a high chance that we could see a few isolated lightning stpraoeubgz, and coastal temperatures next week will be in the mid-60s

cnn affiliate kstu reported petito was last seen checking out of a fairfield inn and suites in salt lake city the family's lawyer says petito and her mom exchanged multiple texts on august 25th and august 27th. the last text from gabby was on august 30th, but her family doubts she wrote it. it read "no service in yosemite." the family hasn't said why they're convinced gabby didn't send it or who they believe did. local police found petito's van and her fiance, brian, at the home they shared with his family in north port, florida. he returned there alone september 1st without reporting her missing. laundrie, officials say, is not cooperating with police. petito's family reported her missing on september 11th. >> we have never spoken a word with brian. >> reporter: weeks earlier on august 12th, police in moab city, utah, were called to a possible disorderly conduct situation captured in this body camera video. >> what's going on? how come you're crying? >> we've just been fighting this morning. some personal issues. and he won't let me in the car before. >> reporter: petito described in the pol

to salt lake city where a passenger was expressing his displeasure about being forced to wear a mask.> sit! you sit down in that seat and you stay there! >> rrgghhh! rrgghhh! god bless america! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's like he's his own emotional support animal. [ laughter ] that gentleman was arrested at the gate, they took him to the pound. [ laughter ] maybe they should have a separate airline for people who won't wear a mask. "jet flu." [ cheers and applause ] thanks. speaking of viruses that refuse to die, the new cast of "dancing with the stars" was revealed today on "good morning america." [ laughter ] this year's dancing stars include benedict cumberbatch, jamie foxx, tom holland. oh wait. i'm sorry. that's the cast of the new spider-man movie. [ laughter ] "dancing with the stars" has the daughter of the lady who played aunt becky and a peloton instructor named cody. [ laughter ] lori loughlin's daughter, olivia jade, who is famous largely because her mother went to jail trying to get her into college, is now a "dancing" star. it's an exciting time for olivia jade. the las

. >> reporter: on monday this passenger who salt lake city police said was intoxicated is seen removingng in his seat. the 61-year-old shouting the president's name being arrested after tangling with flight atenl te t -- attendants on on american airlines flight. >> show some respect. the anger you see on television toward flight attendants and others doing their job is wrong. it's ugly. >> reporter: president biden on thursday addressing the turmoil in the skies and announced the tsa will double fines on travelers that refuse to mask. >> if you break the rules, be prepared to pay. >> reporter: the faa reporting there are more than 4100 unruly passenger incidents so far this year. the majority of them more than 3,000 involve alleged mask violations. the incidents not only putting flight atenltendants in danger they also distract pilots a according to a public service announcement by the faa. >> unruly passenger. we need to get off the airplane. we need authorities on the ground? >> yeah. >> an unruly passenger is not just creating havoc and violence in the space that they live in, they

memorials continue to grow for gabby in cities she lived and visited including salt lake city. >> it'se. the world is so divided and it is nice when people can come together when there is something so important and precious as a lost life. >> the coroner ruled the case a homicide but awaiting further tests before determining the exact cause of death. >> harris: thank you very much. mark fuhrman is a retired lapd detective and fox news contributor. we've seen so many details that point to the fact people have their eyes open. we depend on the public in these types of cases in our own reporting and as law enforcement. what do you make of it all? >> obviously we know the exact time that gabby was last seen alive and that's very helpful. but when you see the circumstances going on with the neighbors, you have not necessarily unnatural but untimely purchase of a camper at the same time brian laundrie comes home. the family doesn't want to cooperate with police but they do cooperate telling the police he is missing and he went into this reserve and you kind of wonder, is this a red herring d

will be landing on the surface of the earth at the utah test and training range southwest of salt lake citystates military and transporting it to nasa's johnson space senter in houston, texas we'll be on site looking at that scientific treasure and then getting it into our laboratories >> is there going to be a time where we can send stuff out into the universe to look at things, i don't know, beyond our pl planetary structures >> we do that now. we have space telescopes and glass is launching the james webb telescope which is going to peer back to the dawn of the universe we're thinking about ways to leave the solar system to probe nearby planets. >> fascinating stuff plain to call out sick that day in 161 years it's nice of you, thank you. >>> jeff bezos is beaming up william shatner. seriously, kirk? the 90-year-old actor part of the second crew to take the blue origin flight to space the 15 minutes civilian night scheduled to launch come october and if he makes the trip, william shatner will become the oldest person ever to be launched into space. >>> it isn't every day a trip to the ho